Barringer Meteorite Crater by Richardphotos
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Description
several hand held captures to create this not very good collage.it was quite windy and hard to balance on a rock while shooting.I passed the place so many times and decided finally cold or not I was going to see it
The Meteor Crater, sometimes known as the Barringer Crater and formerly as the Canyon Diablo crater, is an impact crater, located about 35 miles (55 km) east of Flagstaff, near Winslow in the northern Arizona desert (USA). Its elevation is 1744 m (5,723 ft). The crater is somewhat misnamed, as it was actually excavated by a meteorite, not a meteor.
The crater is about 4,000 ft in width, and some 170 m deep (550 ft). It is surrounded by a 45 m (150 ft) high rim of rock, raised above the surrounding plains by the force of the impact. The bottom of the crater is filled with rubble from the impact, to a depth of 210-240 m (700-800 ft) below the crater's center.the circumference is 2.4 miles.if the Washington monument was placed inside the top would be eye level from the rim
from Meteor Crater Enterprises
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Comments (61)
What a gigantic crater, fantastic captured. Excellent panorama view, looks very impressive. Thanks for the infos too!!
Magnificent and awe inspiring capture Richard! glad you didn't fall in :o) I know I would've gotten a major case of vertigo..whew ! ~ Hugs ~
Very interesting shot and I think you did a great job on this.
WOW! a original shot, excellent capture Richard!!!! :)
Wow!!! Impressive capture!!! great job!!! Bravo Richard!!!
Great panorama Richard, no tripod...I know the feeling, but you have managed to capture the meteorites destructive force and legacy very well ! ~Cheers~
Fabulous shot(s) Richard. I remember having a school photo taken with one of those still cameras that could take the picture in some kind os sequence, but you had to stay still forever, so I think your idea considering the wind, was the best idea! lol Steve :o)
I think you did a wonderful job of piecing this huge image together :) Excellent captures !!
Great shot, Richard, considering it was windy and cold. It's hard to imagine the scale of these things, 4000 ft. - that's nearly a mile. Must have been something and thanks for sharing with us!
A brilliant photography of this so beautiful meteorite crater! The dimension of it is really stunning! Fascinating!!!
the result was worth hard work. stunning!
that is very beatiful!!!:)
Beautiful Photography. Excellent!! Congratulations!!
Amazing! Wouldn't want one of those to hit now. Excellent view of a most interesting site.
Excellent job stitching these photos together!
WoW, WOW amd more Mows.... Excellent, Richard!
Wow, absolutely super.
Stunning shot/s Richard! Now I see why you went that way! ;) Bravo!
Wonderful capture from the gigant crater!!! Fantastic view, bravo!!!
impressive crater, wow gorgeous view,thanks for the interesting info********** :)
Fantastic photo and amazing place my friend........!!!!!
Impressive shot and very interesting!Thanks for the information, Super !!
Super picture of this impressive crater and I like the snow in the foreground !
wowww, so beautiful picture and very nice texture :)
Awesome capture..great panorama view! Bravo Richard! :)
very cool collage of an interesting site. well done!
impressive not having a tripod i enjoyed seeing it ...WOW thing is maassive~~~!! enjoyed your write up about it too!!
Is that wet or did the meteor make it shiny? Awesome capture and attempt at collage
Incredible job here, Richard. I'm really impressed by your work.
Wow What a crater and what interesting facts.... This is an awesome shot Excellent capture sweetie Hugs Susan~